Jesus is Coming

New Year's Eve in Sydney—now that is a show to remember. But the fireworks display—while impressive—will pale in comparison to the wonder and splendour of the most spectacular event in earth's history—the second coming of Jesus.

Jesus promised He would return to claim His followers. Graeme Loftus reflects on the life of those who wait in anticipation of that day.

What will life be like when Jesus returns and we go to heaven?

The article delves into the significance of earthquakes, famines, and pestilences as the biblical signs of Jesus' second coming, offering a message of ultimate hope.

Take a look at the Easter message, the finished work of our Saviour.

The second coming of Christ as outlined in the Bible is a reality that you won’t miss, as Bjorn Karlman explains.

According to Seth Pierce, we have much to look forward to when it comes to Christ's second coming.

Death makes its mark on each of us as we lose loved ones. Mark Finley offers hope for the sorrowful soul - the return of Jesus.

Christians have been anticipating Christ's return for 2000 years. How much longer will we have to wait? Scott Cady reflects on the answer to that question.

While science offers evidence that Planet Earth is in terminal decline, there is hope for its inhabitants

A story of God, His love, and us.

The battle in heaven still rages on

William Miller proclaimed the nearness of Christ's return. Charles Fitch became one of his most ardent followers. Arthur Patrick tells the story.

As global crises align with biblical prophecies, the article argues that these signs point to the nearing return of Jesus, urging awareness rather than date-setting.

With the recent rise in natural disasters is the planet telling us something?

Teenagers are among the most prolific mobile phone, text-message users.

Considering the state of the world, Townend turns to scripture, seeing in contemporary events the unfolding of Jesus' prophecies about the end of days and His second coming.

Glenn Townend reflects on our mortal human condition and inquires whether immortality is possible.

Given the increasing number of conflicts around the world, are we are hurtling toward the end of the world?

This world is a dangerous place and full of fear. That, says Loren Seibold, makes Jesus’ promise to return someday a message of hope and security.

The second coming of Christ, and the events that will follow, sounds like the plot of one epic post-apocalyptic movie.

The recent London subway and bus bombings are a reminder that we live in an age of terrorism.

The Bible says we will be transformed when Jesus comes. Does this extend to our memories and recognition of our friends and loved ones?

Before Jesus left the earth He said He would return. But after nearly 2000 years, how can Christians believe that promise?

Captain Scott O’Grady was shot down over Bosnia on June 2, 1995. He pulled the ejection lever and parachuted into enemy territory.

Bruce Manners asks, Are we ready for the train that's a-comin'?

Some people believe the world is getting better and better, but Clifford Goldstein points out that Jesus dispelled that idea some 2000 years ago.

The Bible describes a special period of 1000 years to follow Christ’s second coming. What will happen during that time?

Are human beings made up of one part or two?